Making a tall round box

Make a box from PLA filament without a 3d pen or printer. Video covers heat techniques typically used for finishing 3d pen projects to create multi- colored round box with a lid.
Great information for artists, STEM teachers, art teachers, homeschooling parents, crafters, and all 3D pen enthusiasts.
Music: Joshua Spacht
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CONTENTS:
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Making striped sheet
2:03 Tube forming
4:49 Attaching base
5:49 Lid
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[@thingys-rd7id]

I have watched a lot of videos about 3d pens but your videos are by far the best you have an amazing talent and make some very beautiful and useful things, I can not believe that you do not have the top spot when searching for this type of content. I have just recently bought a 3d pen and I am in awe of the things you have made. Thank you for sharing. how could I not subscribe

[@3DPENDEN]

Thanks for your appreciative words. From time to time I need to hear it's helpful to people to keep me making videos.

[@thingys-rd7id]

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[@janunumberthree]

@thingys-rd7id You voiced my thoughts; I suppose it is one of those CZcams algorithm mysteries!

[@janunumberthree]

This is one of my favorites

[@3DPlasticFantasy]

Nice technique there Hana, I'd like to ask, is that a baking sheet when you ironing the plastic ?

[@3DPENDEN]

Teflon sheets. Can't live without them. Here is the link: amzn.to/3H3yMRs They are sold for baking, ironing and heat transfers. Nothing works as good as these for PLA ironing and baking. The only thing that prevents pitting on the underside of the pieces. (Most of the time.) :)

[@3DPlasticFantasy]

@@3DPENDEN Thanks thats good to know, they seem more durable compared to regular cooking sheet which is for 1 use.